Tre Cime di Lavaredo (B&W)

Tre Cime di Lavaredo, the three iconic limestone towers that define this part of the Dolomites, photographed here in black and white during our week-long campervan trip through the range. Stripping the colour out of a scene like this changes it completely - the sky loses its blue, the rock loses its warm tones, and what's left is pure texture and form: millions of years of geology rendered as pure light and shadow.

There's something almost ancient about seeing these peaks this way, closer to how they might have looked in a photograph taken decades ago than the postcard-blue version most people know. It's one of my favourite ways to present a landscape that's otherwise instantly recognisable.